John Casner was recommended for a brevet appointment effective 27 October 1864 because of meritorious conduct
James Closson was recommended for a brevet appointment effective 28 October 1864 because of meritorious conduct
Casualties
Incomplete list- John Davis (B) wounded 27 Oct 64
- William Imler (B) wounded 27 Oct 64
- Andrew Pennell (F) wounded 27 Oct 64
- William Rauvaux (B) wounded 27 Oct 64
- S Mothersbaugh (B) wounded 27 Oct 64
- Nicholas Million or Nicholas William (B) wounded 27 Oct 64
- David Lingenfetter (B) wounded 27 Oct 64
- John Whiteman (B) wounded 27 Oct 64
- Samuel Oster (B) wounded 27 Oct 64
- Francis Corle (G) mortally wounded 27 Oct 64
- Jonathan Corle (G) killed 27 Oct 64
- Henry A Bennett (H) killed 27 Oct 64
- Thomas Simpson (A) 27 Oct 64
- William Egan (H) 28 Oct 64
- John Costello (K) killed 27 Oct
- Absalom Shell (F) wounded 27 Oct
- Thomas Carrick (F) wounded 27 Oct
- George Carrick (F) wounded 27 Oct
- George Phillips (H) wounded 27 Oct
- John Hamilton (K) killed 28 Oct 64
- James Fitzsimmons (K) killed, 6 Feb 65
- William Vance (K) wounded 27 Oct
- Charles Coates (C) wounded, 27 Oct 64, died of those wounds
- Thomas Stineman (B) wounded 27 Oct 64
- John Stineman (B), killed 27 Oct 64
- John Casner (K) 27 Oct 64
- Daniel Stoner (B)
- William Dougherty (E) killed while charging the enemy's works (shot through thigh and then through head before he could be taken off the field), 27 October 1864
- Joshua Wood (E) killed while charging the enemy's works: shot through the throat, 27 October 1864
- Samuel C Homan (E) wounded in action 27 Oct while skirmishing, shot in the [leg?]; died 6 November 1864, of wounds received at Hatcher's Run, from amputation of leg, at Dept Hosptl, City Point VA
- John J [G?] Griffith (E) wounded in leg while charging enemy works, 27 Oct 1864
- William H Jeffries (E) wounded in wrist, 27 October 1864
- Charles Thompson (E) wounded in arm, while skirmishing with enemy, 27 October 1864; later lost arm
- Joseph Cohen (E) wounded in arm, while on skirmish line, 27 October 1864
- James H Closson (H) wounded 28 Oct 1864, died 22 Nov 1864 from those wounds
- Charles Poulson (E) wounded in ankle 27 Oct 1864, while charging enemy works
- Joseph Lathrop (E) slight wound in head while charging enemy works, 6 Feb 1865
- John Pitman (I) wounded 27 Oct 64
- James Troutman (I) wounded 27 Oct 64